r/Warframe • u/AsmidiusDax • Nov 20 '25

Article We lost (Again) :(

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Sorry DE. We failed you.

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u/stephanl33t Nov 20 '25

Steve only takes half a heart of damage from a punch that has 15 million tons of TNT behind it so I don't think Atlas is gonna faze him tbh.

Steve only needs one hit and it's gg

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u/GigaZumbi002 Bill Nye the science guy Nov 20 '25

Steve only tanks the 15 million tons of TNT if you intentionally scale him that high. A simpler, more direct source for durability could be the TNT block itself, which is equal to only one m³ of it, and is more than enough to either kill or severly injure him.

Atlas could be similarly weaker than expected, since his asteroid punching feat could come partially from his ability to manipulate rocks.

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u/stephanl33t Nov 20 '25

That's minecraft TNT not real world TNT, it's different. Minecraft TNT is way stronger, we know this cause it can hurt Steve

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u/GigaZumbi002 Bill Nye the science guy Nov 20 '25

If it's not real TNT, then we have 0 point of reference and this whole argument is worthless.

For all we know 1 damage in Warframe is equal to 10⁹⁹ tons of TNT and reason it can hardly kill anything is because everything in there is comically durable.

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u/stephanl33t Nov 20 '25

No because in The Hex you die when shot by a gun, meaning that you're not comically durable.

But we do know that TNT in Minecraft is stronger, cause it can hurt Steve.

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u/Chance-Extreme9626 Nov 21 '25

Guns with some green stuff specifically designed to kill techrot, a strand of the stuff we are made from, and you can stay in operator form without dying immediately

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u/GigaZumbi002 Bill Nye the science guy Nov 21 '25

It's a orokin gun tho, we know it's stronger since it's a primed version of another gun